Cause the house always wins. Play long enough, you never change the stakes. The house takes you. Unless, when that perfect hand comes along, you bet big, then you take the house.
@Cantona_Collars A+ The catalyst for the revolution & the class of 92, many of the other A+ given out are due to the impact that Cantona had on the club from top to bottom. Simply without him the dynasty doesn’t happen in the way it did. Games were won in the tunnel with Cantona in the line up.
Entitled scumbags. Just give the kids a high five or a hello 🤷🏻♂️. @ChelseaFC do you think this is acceptable behaviour from your players. I think your Manager needs to Age the Men some more!!!
Don’t you just love it when players give a couple seconds to the young kids that are buzzing to see them…
Heartwarming stuff from the Chelsea players🤥😐
Knowing when stages come to an end.
Knowing when to say goodbye when you feel that you will be remembered and respected forever.
Four months to give my all for this badge and for our goal.
Eternal respect and affection for Manchester United and its wonderful fans.
Forever Red Devil.
🚨🚨| For months it was "bad system, back three issues, poor subs, No Kobbie Mainoo minutes"
Now suddenly the squad just isn't good enough? Funny how goalposts moved over night.
Those so-called legends need to stop with Manchester United takes. They are part of the problem, not the fix.
@studavies1982@AdamMUFC24 🫣🤣 I honestly can’t stand any of our old players at the moment. They cause the majority of negativity and toxicity around the club. They should be more supportive
Fuck off Gary - you havn't helped one bit and quite frankly Manchester United supporters are sick to death of hearing your opinions.
18 months ago it was "Manchester United need a manager with a system"
Now its "Manchester United need a manager that fits the DNA of the club"
How's about Manchester United need the Glazers to fully fuck off?
How about stop telling Manchester United what they need when you can't even sort out Salford?
How's about Manchester United need you and your shitty employers to stop obsessing and over analysing everything the Utd manager does?
How about being fair in your punditry and treating managers of United how you treat managers of Spurs, Liverpool and just about every other club?
Just a thought?
Amorim hit the bullseye.
This is not about tactics.
Not about formations.
Not about tweaking details.
Everyone has to live the same principles.
Youth coaches. First team staff. Agents. CEO. DOF. Every glacier water sipping suit in the boardroom. Jim.
The same ideas.
The same standards.
Down to the smallest detail.
Only when the foundation is fully defined and genuinely lived can you start adjusting the dials.
Before that, there are no small problems.
Every bit of criticism becomes a spark.
And in this environment, a spark is enough to start a wildfire.
Everything else is not a rebuild. It's a pattern into selfdestruction.
@1ManUnitedNews ARE YOU SERIOUS?! Have you seen our players play today? They walk, they can't pass, they lose every 50/50 duel. But let's change the 200th manager and then they suddenly will become title contenders, yeah
I cannot defend a manager who:
- Takes Amad off for Diogo Dalot
- Plays Mount in the pivot before Mainoo
- Brings Ugarte on every game after he keeps being awful
- Brings two defenders on when we need to win the game with Mainoo and Zirkzee on the bench.
THIS IS GENUINELY SHOCKING. I AM LOST FOR WORDS.
🚨🗣️ Simon Jordan on Alejandro Garnacho:
“I think he's a little runt that should be dropped-kicked out of United at the first available opportunity for decent amount of money because he doesn't understand which football club he's playing for.
"I am not interested in his opinions about who didn't support him, who didn't clap him when he scored a goal or which football club he can wear to appreciate Rashford's contribution.
“I am interested in a player that plays for arguably the biggest club in English football and respects that opportunity, and he doesn't."
[@talkSPORT]
🚨I grew up in the era where Luis Nani was seen as “mid,” and now I’m expected to rate Sancho, Antony, and Garnacho?
Nani was a hard-working, useful player who still got hammered for “inconsistency” (and yeah, sometimes he was). Nobody cared about his confidence, whether he needed an overlapping full-back, or if he was better as an inside forward.
In 2010/11, he put up 28 G/A in 33 PL games as a midfielder and still got slated as the most inconsistent player in the squad.
Now, players with worse numbers get a laundry list of excuses. Standards have fallen, but it’s no shock — most United fans online have never even seen us win the league. #MUFC
Unpopular opinion, but I’d still keep Højlund. He wants to stay. Amid all the rumours, there’s been no sulking, no cryptic socials, no dickhead behaviour. Looks sharper, maybe even more confident. Attitude’s been spot on. Let him fight for a place. Competition breeds growth.